Interviews

What on earth? Hideki Noda’s new play – which is somewhat insane, but in a...

Dictionaries define a utopia as “a place which is perfect”, “an idyllic society” which is...

It’s that time of year when we just don’t know what the weather has in...

Jermyn Street Theatre’s feminist counterpoint to Noel Coward’s...

In the cavernous hall of the Kentish Town Forum, a huge, eclectic crowd anticipated...

On their way to take their troublemaker daughter (Bailee Madison) to boarding...

There is no better time than now to see Chess at the Coliseum. With news...

Taste started in London, went...

A sci-fi thriller set in a parallel present, Anon is soon...

Andrew Haigh’s Lean on Pete is a beautiful movie, not just about a boy and...

After the holy texts, no other book has shaped the last century more...

What do we mean by abstraction, and...

Maybe more than anything, the way we treat our dead reveals the core of any...

Craft beer has become the latest fad in alcoholic drinks, and last year more...

As spring finally arrives, most of us like to have a good old clear out...

Tully is the latest creation of director Jason Reitman, with writer Diablo Cody behind the...

The school is on fire and a young red-haired girl flees the scene, chased by...

Will the sophisticated sound of the latest album from Noel Gallagher, Who Built...

Having just released a new single with the support of...

Your garden is an oasis of colour, scent and pure natural...

Internationally renowned dance troupe Balletboyz return this...

Nakhane Touré is a South African artist who has...

Hampstead Downstairs cherry-picks works by exciting early-career writers...

The murky depths of sexual politics are penetrated in Anthony Neilson’s...